Adam, Courtney, Eric, and I delve into Nietzsche, Kundera, and Kaufman as we discuss the sensual political drama The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

THERE WILL BE SPOILERS!!!!

Content warning: The film is rated R and depicts frequent nudity, sexual situations, some political violence and language. Yeah, leave the kids at home for this one.

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Music credit: “Days of Blood and Fire” by Illumina A.D. (arr. by Kenny Cappadona)

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Quote of the week

“When the sun is coming up/And the world has come ashore/If you’re hoping for a harbour/Then you’ll find an open door/In the winter, from the water/Through whatever’s in the way/To the ones who have come from away/Welcome to the Rock!”

~ “Welcome to the Rock”, from Come From Away, Book, Music and Lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein